Lessons learned from a consortium that fizzled
Four liberal arts colleges teamed up to work together on MOOCs. Their paths diverged, but the experience was far from a waste of time and energy.
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How a down-and-out broker got U. of Mich. to invest $95M
A former pension manager barred by the Securities and Exchange Commission helped convince his former colleague — the man who oversees the University of Michigan's endowment — to pour nearly $100 million into funds he represented.
Recruiting slump bumps US private colleges into ‘market shakeout’
List of universities closing down predicted to grow rapidly
Overseas graduate returnees seek opportunities in new first-tier cities
China is embracing a massive influx of returnees, as a growing number of overseas-educated graduates return to the country to seek job opportunities, a recent report found.
‘Unfair’ mouse team banned from competing for $15m prize
A Peruvian e-sports team has been banned from taking part in a $15m (£11m) tournament after one of its players was accused of cheating.
How fast fashion can slow its destructive pace
Have you ever thought about what your clothes are made of? About who makes your clothes, or what happens after you donate them or throw them away? The truth about the fashion industry is actually pretty ugly.
Senate jump-starts process for new career-education law
Bipartisan agreement to reauthorize Perkins Career and Technical Education law would give more authority to states to determine progress of federal skills training program.
Codebreaking Bombe moves to computer museum
The UK's National Museum of Computing has expanded its exhibits celebrating the UK's wartime code-breakers and the machines used to crack German ciphers.
After family separation crisis, Trump returns to his tried-and-true tactic: ratchet up the rhetoric
President Donald Trump has hit on a new exit strategy as he struggles to mitigate the most disorientating political crisis of his presidency: the splitting up of undocumented migrant families.
Rider University, buyer ink deal for Westminster Choir College
Rider University announced on Thursday it has signed a purchase and sale agreement with the Chinese company to sell its Westminster Choir College in Princeton.
